Sherrick Bond Signed After Prison Return Home
Former state auditor David E. Sherrick, freed on a 3000 bond, left Michigan City prison for Indianapolis. He praised Wardens health regime, said he would seek a future home with Mrs. Manlove, and expressed gratitude to friends and family as he awaited further court orders. He arrived at the criminal court and was escorted to sign his bond, with Judge McCullough present and jurisdiction debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David EB. Sherrick
Sherrick
Union Station
Michigan City
Criminal Court of
Matton County
Mapreoe Court
BM. Sherrick
Indianapolis
F. H. Harvey
Sherif Ed Sourbier
Hr. Sherrick
John B. Cockrum
W. L. Taylor
A. L. Womack
Willam
atMeult
Dave
Mr. Bherrick
Mr. Sherric
W. Praitst
Mr. Sherrick
Reid
Manlove
Formar Anguar
Ore
Sheri Saurbler
William Harding
Alford
James McCullough
Srand
Benedict
Mr. Harding
Mre. Mantove
Jail Breaker Tale Shakes Raleigh Mo Community
Police report a break in involving a secretary and a man named Marr linked to a wait of warrants. Detectives traced money requests to a hotel where Marr spoke with companions in Missouri via long distance call. The strange case unsettles residents as officers pursue further leads.
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Raleigh
Lows Flinn
Robert Metzger
Fred Marr
Jast Senny
Mare
Ile
Jinn
Dete Tins
Meeting and Banquet for Railway Conductors in Menray
The Vanes Vvaangey en ui eure conductors plan an all day session on November 18 at Piers son’s heey on Delaware Street. The afternoon meeting will be opened by president Mew J. H. Moore. In the evening a banquet will be hosted by Mrs J. T. Malton at 1211 6 Vernonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanes
Menray
Piersson
Heey
Delaware St
Trainmen to Meet in Rolway Locals Gathering
A joint meeting of the Brotherland of Rolway Trainmen locals is slated for Sunday at the Talbott block. The gathering aims to elect officers and discuss union affairs with attendance by local leaders.
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Brotherland of Rolway
Oa and
T Td
Haar
Talbott Block
Io Grand Leday
Eight Men Entombed In Indiana Barge Incident
Eye report from Terre Haute indicates eight workers trapped today inside a barge Well at the Indiana site after a cave in. Rescuers battle to free them but no confirmation on fatalities or injuries has been released.
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Aperial
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Diathvey
Strawberries and Turkey at Steenfield in Autumn Crop Trials
Humboldt Tenn Nov 17 reports successful experiments in Steenfield valley showing second crop strawberries can be harvested in autumn. A New York caterer is contracted for crates to meet demand of four hundred, while cranberry supply is scarce. Berry shipments reach a local paper office, with opinions suggesting no loss of price or quality. Similar trials for blackberries follow, and Rev. W Johannan shows cultivated berries with catalogued symbolism. If demand rises, expansion of berry operations is planned for springtime.
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Humboldt
Tenn
Steenfield
E. Deler Ix
New York
Advanesa
Century wage rise for Pennsylvania railroad workers
The Pennsylvania system grants a 10 percent wage increase across a broad payroll, affecting about 1 400 workers and triggering expected similar raises by other railroads. The raise costs range from 91 000 to 85 10 000 yearly, with Christmas pay adjustments and potential wider labor actions aimed at forestalling future demands.
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Transylvania
Pennsylvania
Betsy T
Oman
Philacelphia
Innocence Claim After Private Juvenile Court Exam
Anna Bel Rily of Locieville accuses her father Jatin tly of murder of her mother. She claims private invitation by Tulge Wilson of the Juvenile Court and asserts his innocence. He pledges to prove at the examination on November 27 that he had no connection with the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etly
Serippa-McHae
Coastal Storm Wrecks Several Steamers Near St. Martine and Charlottetown
Reports from Ottawa and coastal towns describe a violent November gale sweeping the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and Quebec coast. Ships are losing contact and distress signals are visible along Spencer’s inland and Quebec shores, with fears that several steamers have been lost and the number of wrecks not confirmed.
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wMoHae Prese Association
Ottawa
Ont
Terrie. Galen
St. Martine
St Johna
Charlottetown
Spencer's
Quebec
Attell Wins Short Bout In California Ring
Abe Attell defeated Billy De Couracy in the 16th round of a planned 20 round bout in Bandriego California Friday night. Attell had the upper hand throughout the affair, with a decisive edge in the action.
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Attell
Scrype-McRae Presa Associativa
Bandriego
Cal
Abe Ate’ Tell
Billy de Couracy
Abe
Banker in Second Trial Fined for Indirect Verdict
Seth Wiehcreck, a banker, appeared in criminal court on Saturday and pleaded guilty to indictments related to banking violations. Judge Fremont Alford ordered a fine of $19. The trial centered on a new mew law governing privity and trade, with Alford deeming the previous ruling unconstitutional. William AL Weeds of the Indiana Railroad Commission was involved in coordinating with local officers amid concerns about hazardous conditions at crossings.
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Seth Wiehcreck
Indiana
Lown
Fremont Alford
Gearnel
Winter
Rich Kck
William AL Weeds
Indiana Railroad Commission
Fhellesy
Hendricka County
Bretwity
Eallrant
Women Worth Phil Weight Gott Tribute at Travel Athe Ammericain
A garbled note describes a tribute titled Women Worth Phil Weight Gott to honor travel and American women. It mentions Helen Goulk and a dedication ceremony, with a janitor Joby Males connected to the event in a damaged transcription.
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Joby
Helen Goulk
Mitchell Wakes From Shock In Denver to Wed Her
A dazed Mitchell prepares for marriage to Mia Helene Miller in Denver after a car incident. The ceremony plans and family involvement are described as the couple proceeds with the wedding arrangements despite the accident.
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Mitchell
Serlupr-McRane Presa
Fisdlay
O. Nav
Ueedohi
Miitehod
Denver
Helene Miler
Otis
Steel
Jens
Bret
Loxtonigar
Tim
Mike
President Roosevelt Tours Canal Work In 1902
The article describes President Roosevelt visiting Manama City to inspect the canal project. It notes the heavy machinery, dynamite blasting, and large rock movements as steam equipment operates at the site. The president's timing aimed to see progress before eight o'clock, with Mrs. Roosevelt accompanying him and officials observing the ongoing work and waterway developments.
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Seripipe MeRne Breas
Manama
Feluek
Thoonevelt
Roonevett
Kickler Gray
Canal Commission
Mes
Grand Jury Schedule For Boyse Case Next Wednesday
The grand jury is slated to take up the Boyse case and related inquiries next Wednesday morning, with Deputy Prosecutor Taylor Ironinger stating delays are unlikely. Judge Mtrohner has prepared questions for councilmen and witnesses, and a potential reshuffle of the criminal bench by then could alter proceedings.
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Eassy
Boyse Vna
Taylor Ironinger Ald
Svould
Monortmon Resse
Dudee Fremont Alfard
Camel
Judee Mtrohner
Jude Alford
Attack by robbers on travelers in Calta to St. Lawak
A misread OCR report describes a robbery attack on a party including Serinon-Meitne Pteum Asancin BT LOPIR, Sew TAs C. Var Norns, a wife and Gus A. Ruth during a wager trip from Calta Th to Ease St. Lawak. They were accosted by armed assailants, the wife was struck, and a man named Van Neat called for help as the crowd dispersed. The account is garbled and unclear due to OCR errors.
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Serinon-Meitne Pteum Asancin BT Lopir
C. Var Norns
Gus A. Ruth
Calta
St. Lawak
Itinisin
van Neat
Vian Nees
Choy
Vii News
Mitchell to Settle It With Miners Delegation
A delegation visits to propose terms for settling a dispute with miners. The text describes Kev Meline Wress and Minner oe Minny fate of voantine etrikers in the context of a decision to discharge, with event timing and attendees unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev
Peru Mill Fire Ends in Destruction and Loss
The Laith forcing mill on Grasi street was destroyed by fire early in the morning. Estimated loss is $10 with no insurance. The incident followed by a Chicago tragedy where a shotgun accident killed a girl and wounded another, as two youths, Edward Kenger and Ernest Lowe, were involved. Livestock market reports from Fast Buffalo show mixed receipts and prices across sheep and hogs. A separate note describes a construction incident where a steam shovel caused damage and prompted labor dispute actions.
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Grasi St
Chicago
Scrippx-McRine Prene Association
Nandling
Steta Roark
Edward Kenger
Ernest Lowe
Frank Pryce
Lawrence Lyman
Union Men Rally Behind Roosevelt In Minnesota Meeting
A Roosevelt support surge appeared among 112 labor federation delegates representing about one million union men in Minneapolis on November 17. Votes cast showed 52 for Roosevelt, 19 for Bryan, 1 for Henrot, 25 for Taft, with Cupnen, Bhow, Joan A Johnsen and Elhu Root each receiving two votes. Other ballots favored lesser-known candidates and unspecified names.
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Scrippe-MiRac Prema Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Roosevelt
Labor Federation
Bryan
Henrat
Taft
Cupnen, Bhow
Joan A. Johnsen
Nand Elhu Root
Iwi
Hearst Encounters Pulitzer Jr in St Louis Station
William R Hearst arrived in St Louis en route to Mexico with his campaign when Joseph Pulitzer Jr admitted striking Hearst in the stomach at the Post Dispatch office. Hearst denied the encounter, while Pulitzer said the attack preceded Hearst’s exit and cited remarks from a campaign speech about Jacoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Willam R. Hearst
Oid Mexico
New York
Yeatering
Joven Pulitzer, Jr
New York World
Hearst
Howat
Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer
Politzer
Hnarat
Puitt-zer
Post-Diapatch
Bank Robbery Sparks Alarm as Looters Strike
In a rare bank robbery, suspects stormed the local institution at a mid afternoon hour. Patrons fled as the robbers forced the tellers to surrender and escaped with an unclear haul. security later restored order and investigators began tracing leads.
Cableship Burnside Arrives at Sitka After Rough Voyage
Special to The Sea reports the United States battleship Burnside under Capt. Weng WL Stanford arrived at Sitka, Alaska, after a stormy voyage. The vessel endured heavy seas, a partially submerged convoy, and a minor mutiny attempt that was quelled, with crew remaining on station amid the perilous crossing.
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Seattye
Wash
Weng WL Stanford
Sitka
Tar Maragi
Blyoner
Riot at football game shocks Denver crowd
Denver November 12 The police reserves and an ambulance were on hand at the university scene after a riot call at the football game between East National High School and the annual training school.
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Masten Ae Eee Deena
Denveil
Pottee
Denver
East Naaver High School
Weather forecast and opening of lounge billiard room
Weather bulletin notes snow and colder conditions Saturday night with sunrise at 82. The piece also announces the opening of the finest billiard room in the state in the Donaston Annex at 115 and 117 East Oblorat next door to Bun's office and No. 56 East of F lodge building.
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Billiaird
Billard
Dontaon Annex
Bun
Tate
Lavender Lady May Seek Divorce
Special to The Sun. Due to family differences Mr. William J. Lemp has left his wife, seeking a divorce. The article notes Lemp’s estrangement and cites references to possible legal action and court proceeding in the city.
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ST. LIII
William J. Lemp
Stra
Tormeriy Misa Gillin Handlin
Veto Clash Over City Salaries In Council Meeting
The Republican council and Mayor Charles A Dockwalter clash over a proposed salary ordinance affecting J Clyde Hower and others. Frederick W. Eppert and supporters push for action while opponents allege pressure from the mayor. A final decision is postponed until Monday as tensions rise and potential complaints surface.
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Repubilican
Ety
Soullett
MrAay
Abey
Charles A Dockwalter
J Clyde
Frederick W. Eppert
Te Enone
Detian
Conmell
Mowley
Dee
Porsne
Hippert
Levth
Demonstration at Palace in Constantinople Sparks Riot Fear
In Constantinople the palace square saw a heated disturbance in May as a crowd protested grievances. Security forces acted to calm the scene and restore order after threats of punitive actions against officials.
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Constantinople
Crete
State Vote Reported Officially
Statewide results show Republican plurality in several statewide races with 589,004 total votes cast. Constitutional amendment failed. Joseph H. Stubbs listed on the ticket with a plurality of votes. Grant Clay highlighted as a prominent local figure. business ads and local firms accompany the report.
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Yale Enat
Sidie
J. T
Denyannaun
Aewt
de Peay CP Anss TW
Chirk Peo
Bweethind
Hore Fine
Larbor
Lass
Ahi
Les Auditor
Sharlon Bailey
Dsmana
Bilthelmaer
Woo Rotter
Ener
Edgar Wilace
Renmles
Labor
Hira
John Isenterger
Oncor Hadley
AE Lenton
Pra
Franklin T Pooter
Dames O' Nev
O. Po Stoner
Levvory
Whilean Plurality
Soc
Burt New Fident
Edward Chitzpatrick
Ad Aley
Derm
Frasett A. Catton Roepe
Ratley
Pro
KE. Harley
Prossi
McDonald
Sco St
Fred Reach Boe
Tepntitear
Burran of
Statistics
Dem
A. D. Hinle
Wil. Hiner Smith
Pea
Edwards Lasee
Cothart
Joseph H. Stubbs
Ucket
Croker Attacks Hearst After New York Election Defeat
Croker issues a broad public interview blaming Hearst for his recent New York loss. He defends Tammany leaders and accuses Hearst of unprincipled campaign conduct. Croker praises allies, warns Democrats to avoid vilification, and urges reforms in trusts and prices while endorsing Strauss’s charitable work.
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Publax
Irland
Croker
W. J Hearst
Tammany Hall
Hearst
Haarer
Aintight
Fenrth
Democratic Party
Stock Exchange
Democrata
America
Nathan Strauss
New York
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Mike Ward
Mite Ward
Sarnia
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Grand Raplia
Lewis
Grand Rapids
Turkey
Tennessee
Tad
Iton
Hew
Planch
Emlatia
Sylvatta
Murture
Miakelian
Siidiatea
Uae Canal
Dover
Brett
Joong
Dlope
Xinv
Raitway
Switchmen’s Union
Iyhor
Weill
Tkta
Nona
Mational Restaurent
Critie
Richcreek
Woman
CANAL
Canal Zone
Chinery
the Handy Man
Peru
East Buffalo
Scrippa-Meline Mreas Association
Fast Buffalo
Enlis
Grav
Connetnis Armel
Lepustt
Hiiett Tet, & Co
Mussare
Little Minister
Holt
W. Rawearst
Young Pulitzer
Walker
Chik Morsing
Hutte Otis
Joo Bank
U.S
Lemp
Grant
New Tark Dantal Company
Delaware
Ad Ingyain
Druesels
Valvet
Whoa
Cinquette Ant Axminster Carpets
Rabilan Bros. & Co
Dilon
W. Wash
Atte
LA Iola Cigars
Dick Croker
Rourke Cockran
Tammany Kall
Surprising Proclama
Tion
Wantage
Searst
Bearat Alan
New Hearst
Plindere
Telmet
Mergen
Carnegie
Root
Ryan
Freedman
Ladsay Parker
Newark
Angel
Proenise
Democracs Bk Center
Icy
Af Hearst
Bourke Cochran
Indy
Tack
Platt
Black
McKinley
Notting
Bist
Wren Murphy
McClellan
Mirray
McCall
McMellan
Murphy
Sai
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